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Black Powder Revolver For Open Carry?

Vandil

Regular Member
Joined
Sep 23, 2010
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240
Location
Sun Prairie
And, a man's got to know his limitations.

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M

McX

Guest
guns a gun to me. you point them and they go bang. some just more dynamically than others. black powder is good any time in my book. i think there was something around that some guy bombed a couple of scum with a black powder at some qwicky mart somewhere. the gun went bang, crime paid.
 

Shotgun

Wisconsin Carry, Inc.
Joined
Aug 23, 2006
Messages
2,668
Location
Madison, Wisconsin, USA
guns a gun to me.

Can't argue with the logic, but I try to have every possible edge I can over a potential opponent-- better equipment, better training, more practice, more knowledge, better tactics, awareness--- anything that enhances my chances to prevail. Carrying a single action revolver, particularly a black powder variety, is a move in the other direction.
 

rcawdor57

Campaign Veteran
Joined
May 18, 2009
Messages
1,643
Location
Wisconsin, USA
Cabelas has several BP revolvers on sale now....looking into getting one of those...

I see the big stainless target revolver in .44 is on sale for $380 or so. What a nice looking revolver and it has excellent reviews. It is a mite big for regular carry but....something to think about!

I am going to a friends house this weekend to look at his collection of BP revolvers and see if he has something I may want to carry.

Thanks for all the comments everyone!
 

Deek

Regular Member
Joined
Feb 8, 2010
Messages
128
Location
Little Chute, Wisconsin, USA
Just to throw my pair o' pennies into this..... I took my 1847 colt walker replica for a walk the other day, just to see it went. And wow... thats alot of metal to tote around. It was hard to sit down without clunking the gun on things or having it push into me in weird ways. I gave it about 3 hours before I went back to car swapped it for the .45.

It was fun for a while tho.....
 
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